KAPERSKY ANTI-VIRUS - FOR FREEBSD-OPENBSD-BSDI FILE SERVER User Manual page 173

A P P E N D I X
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The following two parameters are used only if you call up the daemon
process from a script file and want to display the performance report.
UserReport – Yes in this line enables the program to add current check
results to the user-defined log file (see the UserReportName line).
No disables this feature.
UserReportName – the log file name (valid only if Report=Yes and
UseSysLog=No). The default file is userreport.log.
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If you prefix the name with the character "~", the file will be created in
your home directory.
ShowOK – Yes in this line enables the program to report virus-free
objects. No disables this feature.
ShowPack – Yes in this line enables the program report packed and
archived objects (the program also reports the corresponding
packing utility or the archiver). No disables this feature.
ShowPassworded – Yes in this line enables the program to report
password-protected archives. No disables this feature.
ShowSuspicion – Yes in this line enables the program to report
suspicious objects. No disables this feature.
ShowWarning – Yes in this line enables the program to report objects
suspected as infected with the modification of a known virus. No
disables this feature.
ShowCorrupted – Yes in this line enables the program to report
corrupted objects. No disables this feature.
ShowUnknown – Yes in this line enables the program to report
unknown viruses detected. No disables this feature.
The [ActionWithInfected] section parameters define the actions to be taken
by the program when it detects infected objects.
InfectedCopy – Yes in this line enables the program copy infected files
to a separate folder that must be defined in the InfectedFolder line.
No disables this feature.
InfectedFolder – the name of the folder for infected copies (valid only if
InfectedCopy=Yes). The default folder is infected.
!" If you prefix the name with the character "~", the directory will be
created in your home directory.
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